just subscribed. I do prefer a serious, professional, technical beauty blogger to someone who's all bubbly all the time, always hyperbolizing and messing about and raving about every single new product that comes out. I just like this woman's personality. she's actually an adult. how refreshing lol
It's so refreshing to see a woman so successful in the industry that isn't focused on this "glamazon", fake-looking trend that's happening right now. Obviously that suits some people and it can definitely look beautiful, but the fact that you focus a lot on more subtle and natural looks that are still stunning is something I really appreciate. Also, I can't wait to get my hands on your book! Much love.
Bailey Gordon I think its mainly the women that are actual professional makeup artists, that don't do this insane Instagram look. pixiwoo also come to mind...
Many of those other artists arent professionally trained. Just wannabes. A talented mua can do many looks on all people. If someone does only one look, they aren't talented imho. Other teenyboppers on social media are also full of drama, bad behavior and issues. This is the best advice i heard as a bespectacled woman.
Only after watching her videos can I truly appreciate what a difference real professional experience makes when it comes to makeup advice. I've watched so many other 'makeup for glasses' tutorials and they usually just do one look, without taking into consideration things like near/ farsightedness and what the different lenses can do to your eye
If you have trouble with your glasses sliding down your nose, there is a product called 'nerdwax' which is basically a wax stick that is safe to use on skin... and you apply it to the nose pads of your glasses and it works quite well to keep them in place... it just gives them a bit of friction to fight the slip... it doesn't wreck your foundation in my experience and you dont even feel it on your skin
Thank YOU so much!! I "meet" you during the NYC, Sephora Meet and Greet and you loved my eye makeup (I wear black frames)...I didn't have a chance to say that it was YOUR tutorials at work. Thank you for all your great tips and videos. Now if I could just remember what I did...LOL
i think the hardest thing for me is that if i don't have on my glasses (or contacts) i can't see unless i get really really really close to the mirror and then i'm too close to use any brushes or anything
Lisa Eldridge i don't! but i should probably look into it. i usually just put in my lenses, do my makeup and then take them out...i guess getting a magnifying mirror would be easier ^-^ thanks!
You have changed my life with this video, thank you sooooo much! I am short sighted and have small eyes anyway, my glasses make this worse. I have always piled on the black eyeliner and dark eyeshadow in the belief that this makes eyes look bigger, but this morning I tried it this way instead with light eyeshadow etc. Unbelievable! Mind. Blown. Thank you 😄❤❤❤
Oh Lisa, just when I thought I couldn't adore you enough, just when I get a new pair of glasses that I'm now trying to wear often instead of contacts, you post this. THANK YOU!!!! xx
Lisa, thank you for making tutorials that address real concerns. Your tips are always so helpful. Would you please consider making a video on melasma. It's so hard to deal with and so many people on this channel would benefit from it.
Thank you, Lisa! I forgot to mention the two problems I encounter with melasma: 1. How to cover so it doesn't look cakey or ashy. 2. Since I have it on my cheekbones I notice that highlighting seems to make it worse even if I conceal it first. Is there a way to highlight to avoid this other than matte highlighters?
I'm always in awe when I watch you perform/explain your "magic" because you have a way to explain things that is truly fantastic! I watch lots of tutorials on YT but yours are always the more informative and relaxing ones. I've been a subscriber for many years now and I always learn something interesting and/or new from you. Some people are very judgemental about makeup but I can truly say that your talent and your videos have helped me get through tough times - I'm a cancer survivor. Makeup and skincare - along with my dear family and close friends of course - did help me to regain that part of feminity wich was somewhat denied after all the chemos and surgeries I had. Thank you very much, Lisa! xx
Il is always a pleasure to watch your videos: a real pro in action with advice that does work! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to post videos xo
Thank you Liza for this video! I have worn glasses since I was a little girl and it's hard to accept the truth when your learning about makeup that a lot of looks don't work on glasses wearers. I think it's human nature to want to feel pretty like everyone else but the most important thing is to find what works for you and own it!
I know a lot of people struggle with this so I thought it would be a helpful tip, being an optician and a mascara lover...if you find even with curling your lashes they are still touching the frame, often times that can mean you need to have your glasses adjusted. Go to your nearest glasses shop with your makeup applied how you normally wear it on a daily bases and let the optician know what kind of adjustment you're looking for. It's one of the simplest adjustments we can do :) And Lisa you're right, it's all about personality when it comes to wearing makeup with glasses, there's no one look. For me I wear darker frames and have paler skin, so I can get away with wearing more vivid blusher...but then again that's just me, some people try to be minimalist. I personally love a more bold look. Do what you feel is most comfortable :D
Hi Cassie, do you have any tips for astigmatic people? I'm astigmatic and have a lazier left eye which often gets dry and aches, I find anything more than a bit of eyeliner and BB cream weighs on my eyes and makes them dry. I've almost given up trying different products as they all seem to have the same effect. I also have super long eye lashes so mascara is always a nono for me. I also have trouble getting stuff to match as my eyes are actually slightly different shapes, one is longer and the other wider. Thanks!! x
This is the actual best video on makeup for glasses wearers I've ever seen. I love how she touched on the fact that sometimes the glasses have a magnifying effect on the eyes (mine do) I've never seen someone actually address this. Very well done video and explanation. Thank you! 🤓
THANK you for doing this video, Lisa! I wear Geek chic black-rimmed glasses for an astigmatism and I do often wonder if I'm doing myself any favors with how I apply my eye makeup. You cleared up every question I've ever had about application with glasses--thank you thank you thank you!
I was asking myself why I get so excited when you upload a video and I just realised that it's because you always feature a wide variety of products and you sent the trends instead of follow them. You're just so professional and come off as such a kind person. You genuinely love makeup and that's why I love you. :)
Anyone else see Natalie Portman a bit? They look similar I think...:-) Also, really appreciate your showing us girls with glasses some love & tips!! xoxoxoxo
Thank you so much for this! As a woman who's worn glasses since third grade, this tutorial was so helpful! Especially the bit at the beginning about the foundation. I always wore too much on my nose and it would rub off. Bless you!
***** I have that problem too, and I see much worse with my far sighted eye than with my near sighted one It's awful when you take your glasses/lenses off hahaha
Lisa, could you please make a video on how to make makeup last longer? And I'm not talking about the 'mainstream' steps, like using a primer, setting with powder, but some deeper knowledge (that I'm sure you have :)) regarding skin prep, application of the products, etc
Hi, Lisa. This is my 2nd time watching this video. As someone who's been wearing the glasses all my life (and after watching many videos on how to apply makeup for glasses), I have to say that your video is the most professional and considerate for people who wear glasses. It's now just another look but with glasses, you've actually taken into consideration the needs of the people who wear glasses (e.g. longsighted/shortsighted, types of skin, etc.) and all your obvious points, which you mention throughout the video, are to the point and important. These points is what missing from other videos. Anyhow, enough with my ramble. Thank you very much again for what you do and your consideration.
This video is going in the vault!!! What a treasure, Lisa! Thanks for giving a very thorough makeup tutorial for BOTH near & far sighted lens wearers...again, thank you!
I've been waiting for this video!! Thank you SO much, Lisa. When I'm doing my makeup in the mornings or whenever I always put your videos on. It's like having a friend or big sister over for girl talk while I'm getting ready. Don't ever stop making your great videos!!
Simply Perfect. I've been wearing glasses since six years old (I`m turning 38 in about a month) and I practise a lot to recreate the look you made, variating the shades and it's a huge difference. I cannot express how you and this video change me
What I LOVE about Lisa's tutorials is her... speach! No rough slang, no so-called "parasite-words", all she says stays on the topik. And as I'm not a native English speaker, her vids are two-in-one for me - the lesson on make-up and the lesson of English )) Lisa, darling, please, stay the same! ))
Lisa, you are a godsend! I always found putting on make up as a daunting task because I never really thought about what I was doing or what really worked. Watching your videos has improved my skills and I've learned a lot about products and techniques from watching you. So thank you, thank you very much!
This video is over 2 years old and I can remember watching it for the first time when it was uploaded just because it was Lisa and because I was generally just curious, 2 years later I'm watching it because I've just found out I'm near sighted! Getting fitted for my specs this week and the being total makeup lover I am I want to be totally prepared! Seriously love this video Lisa! Xx
This is incredibly helpful! I have extremely bad eyes (-8.50 on my left eye, -7.50 on my right) and my glasses make my normally big eyes look teeny. I have been wanting to wear my glasses more during the daytime to give my eyes a break from contacts, especially during the school year, and will definitely put these tips to good use.
Thank you so much for filming this video! It's so nice to have tips for both kinds of glasses wearers. I've never been able to find a video for my near-sighted lenses. Thank you so much, love this.
I’m so glad you showed the eye that is light. I am near sighted so my glasses make my eyes look tiny! I love the tips in general too, bc when I try to line my waterline with black, it makes my eyes look ridiculously small. Thank you so much for these tips! 🤓🥰
Thank you so much for making this video! I've seen so many makeup tutorials for glasses on youtube but I'm super happy to watch your video. I love your tips!
Thank you Lisa. Watched the tutorial last night + couldn't wait to get up & try it. Really useful tips which made me rethink applying my eye makeup. Oh and never worry your tutorials are to long, could watch & listen to you all day.!!! 💋 💋 x
I've worn glasses for years now and seen a lot of tutorials along this line, out of all the videos I've seen this is definitely the most helpful and there is tips that you can pick out of it but I think there isn't an exact way to wear your make up with glasses, what was said at the end of the video I think was the most important; I've recently learnt to not worry about wearing make up to fit my glasses but more to my face, style and personality and your glasses are just an accessory to add to that
My mum just got new glasses today and since she is not that into make up, she told me to look up how to apply make up best when you have glasses... and i opened youtube and saw your video! Perfect, thanks xo
Wow, again i've learned so much! I love watching your videos, because they always make me more aware of issues that doesn't affect me personally. I always have the feeling of a better understanding and empathy afterwards. You do that in a special way, calm, logic, not that typical Blogger type, but even with more value. Thabo you!
Lisa, words cannot express how much I admire you. You are a true artist and have revolutionized the way I see and apply make up! Thank you so much, I have learned so much! And I'm an eyeglass wearer, so I will enjoy his video very much!! Much love from Alabama!
*I remember going to beauty school, we were always taught to use more shadow, or to go more bold with the eye look so they'll stand out more! I believe that works, but of course, depends on different shapes etc! I'm glad you explained all this bc i haven't heard many ppl get in depth with makeup style with glasses!*
Very useful tips,Lisa! I particularly liked the way you explained both sides. Very educational all around, now maybe I won't get so many dents in the foundation on my nose, Thank you! This is the first time that I've really seen the way darker colors can close up an eye vs lighter colors opening it up. It makes sense when you hear it, but there's nothing clearer than a demonstration... I wish I could put stuff on my waterline (inner rim? What is it called?) without my eyes watering so much that it just washes away, so I could play around with dark and light eyeliners but, sadly, it doesn't seem to be possible for me....
Thank you SOO much! I switch between my glasses and contacts depending on how tired my eyes are, and I always feel like I should be changing how I wear my eye makeup with my glasses. This is fabulous!
Amazing video as always, Lisa! :) Could you also give advice to a person with EXTREAMLY large pores? Skincare tips and makeup tips? I'm only 22 but due to my large pores my skin looks so much older, even if I think I take really good care of my skin! XX
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU, Lisa, for this video! I've worn glasses for years and have asked numerous makeup artists if there's any difference between "normal" makeup, if you will, and makeup for those who wear glasses. Not one of them, until you, have been able to give me a definitive answer. I've asked for a makeup for glasses tutorial from numerous YT MUA's as well. Until you, Lisa, the requests have all fallen on deaf ears. I cannot thank you enough for your time and effort with this video. Thank you for FINALLY putting to rest that the makeup truly doesn't matter. It's the LENSES and what they do to your eye size that matters!
Amazing Lisa! As always, your prove yourself to be a true artist and we are lucky to have you share your expertise. I have learned and continue to learn so much from you. Thank you
Thank you so much for making this video! You always do such wonderfully useful videos. I've used several tips from this video and have received comments about how nice I look or how well put together I look from friends and colleagues. It is amazing what a difference a few little changes can make!
One of the issues I see is similar to what you said about brows.. taking the frame shape and where it fits on your face into consideration. A large cat eye liner, intricate cut crease, etc. can look really strange when cut off or partially hidden by the frames. If you are wearing a smoky eye but the frames cover your browbone it can look like you have dark shadow all over. Since your actual eyes are really the focus simple looks using colors that bring out your eye color usually look best. You can always punch up your look with a stronger lip. Frames in those colors really help as well, taking into consideration your skin tone.. for example I have warm skin and green eyes so a copper frame is very flattering to my eye color.
Thank you so much Lisa ! I’ve watched so many tutorials for glasses but my eyes still seemed so small and as if there was no make up at all - so you really explained why and how to change that! Thank you 🥰
I love you so much Lisa your work is amazing!!! And the fact that you mix up the products makes you even more loveable. you are so authentic each of your videos relaxes me so much!!!!
I always look forward to your videos, you always explain what you're doing so well and it's really easy to follow your instructions. Great to see you continue making videos that address a range issues for women! You've really inspired me to experiment with make up. Looking forward to the next video!
Love this you really explain it well!! Also i feel happy that I'm wearing and doing exactly what you said for a girl that's short sighted!! Love to highlight and that bourjois mascara is one of my faves for volume!!
Thank you So Much! Your explanations are easy to understand and you are specific. You also point out common sense things like using less foundation and many other things that I've never heard or thought of that make so much sense! Thank you again!
Lisa, today I just got new glasses, and what I see today when I open your web? Makeup for Glasses! Wow! That is just wow!!! Thank God for you, Lisa, you are amazing! Zuzana
Thank you so much! I've been looking for a video as wonderful as this one since getting glasses recently and running into all kinds of issues with my makeup routine.
Good tutorial, thanks! I wear glasses all day every day, and I find that Laura Gellar's baked foundation, brushed on, works beautifully for me. I use her Spackle Primer, then the foundation which is sheer and creamy and natural, and after blush, etc., I spritz on her setting spray. Works perfectly for me!
This video was great fun, and you taught me lots of tips that I WILL USE. Can't wait to see the difference!! Thank you so much for you wisdom. You are, hands down, my absolute favorite, along with Angie, on "Hot and Flashy."
This is such an amazing tutorial! I'm short sighted and I always apply a white liner to my water lines to open my eye so this has reiterated that so thank you haha
Thanks for this, I wear glasses pretty much all the time. Although, I never really thought that there was a need for "glasses makeup". I can see now how these techniques would make a huge difference though. Awesome :) Your voice is so calming and friendly too, it really helps to calm my anxiety and nerves
Don't far sighted people generally only wear reading glasses?? I'm curious bc I've spent my whole life being near sighted and having to wear glasses every waking moment to see anything more than 6 inches from my face :(
+Jane Doe I was prescribed reading glasses at a very young age (around 7/8 years old). Then, around the age of 13/14, I was told to wear them full time. So I am one of these few that is farsighted that wears glasses (contacts) all day, every day. EDIT: I have never met anyone like me!
I'm farsighted, and I need to wear glasses full-time or I will get really bad headaches. Mostly because I have a lazy eye that I can see anything out of
just subscribed. I do prefer a serious, professional, technical beauty blogger to someone who's all bubbly all the time, always hyperbolizing and messing about and raving about every single new product that comes out. I just like this woman's personality. she's actually an adult. how refreshing lol
It's so refreshing to see a woman so successful in the industry that isn't focused on this "glamazon", fake-looking trend that's happening right now. Obviously that suits some people and it can definitely look beautiful, but the fact that you focus a lot on more subtle and natural looks that are still stunning is something I really appreciate. Also, I can't wait to get my hands on your book! Much love.
Preach
Bailey Gordon I think its mainly the women that are actual professional makeup artists, that don't do this insane Instagram look. pixiwoo also come to mind...
Many of those other artists arent professionally trained. Just wannabes. A talented mua can do many looks on all people. If someone does only one look, they aren't talented imho. Other teenyboppers on social media are also full of drama, bad behavior and issues.
This is the best advice i heard as a bespectacled woman.
I totally agree with you, she’s amazing with natural make up look
Only after watching her videos can I truly appreciate what a difference real professional experience makes when it comes to makeup advice.
I've watched so many other 'makeup for glasses' tutorials and they usually just do one look, without taking into consideration things like near/ farsightedness and what the different lenses can do to your eye
If you have trouble with your glasses sliding down your nose, there is a product called 'nerdwax' which is basically a wax stick that is safe to use on skin... and you apply it to the nose pads of your glasses and it works quite well to keep them in place... it just gives them a bit of friction to fight the slip... it doesn't wreck your foundation in my experience and you dont even feel it on your skin
That you've recognised long and shorted sighted glasses require different make up says it all, thank you lisa! xxx
Finally a makeup tutorial for glasses wearers that isn't just a normal makeup tutorial
yes!! not just that but a make up tutorial that didn't involve contouring and fake lashes! I loved it
Thank YOU so much!! I "meet" you during the NYC, Sephora Meet and Greet and you loved my eye makeup (I wear black frames)...I didn't have a chance to say that it was YOUR tutorials at work. Thank you for all your great tips and videos.
Now if I could just remember what I did...LOL
Angella S. hello again! It was really nice to meet you in NYC and thanks for watching my tutorials x
The 43 viewers who downvoted you need to put their glasses back on! Thank you for this video, Lisa!
Caraz12 haha ; ) X
Their finger slipped! Wrong button.
i think the hardest thing for me is that if i don't have on my glasses (or contacts) i can't see unless i get really really really close to the mirror and then i'm too close to use any brushes or anything
ebonyonce do you own a really good magnifying mirror (x5 or higher)? It really will help X
Lisa Eldridge i don't! but i should probably look into it. i usually just put in my lenses, do my makeup and then take them out...i guess getting a magnifying mirror would be easier ^-^ thanks!
ebonyonce same as you
I have the same problem! I have used magnifying mirrors, but found that tricky too. One of eyes is goosed
Lmao me too
I love your reminders that makeup should express who YOU are and while their are guidelines/suggestions, you should still do you. xx
I don't even wear glasses but because it's lisa obviously i'm still going to watch it.
Haha same!!!
I will now go get glasses.... 😊😊😊
Zahra Hussain 😂👏🏼
same
Your voice is so relaxing.
Oh my god Seven ouo
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Luciel Choi it made me fall asleep sometimes. And it was in the afternoon.
falling asleep
Saeyoung Choi I know! I watch her vids before bed to relax.
You have changed my life with this video, thank you sooooo much! I am short sighted and have small eyes anyway, my glasses make this worse. I have always piled on the black eyeliner and dark eyeshadow in the belief that this makes eyes look bigger, but this morning I tried it this way instead with light eyeshadow etc.
Unbelievable! Mind. Blown.
Thank you 😄❤❤❤
Oh Lisa, just when I thought I couldn't adore you enough, just when I get a new pair of glasses that I'm now trying to wear often instead of contacts, you post this. THANK YOU!!!! xx
Lisa, thank you for making tutorials that address real concerns. Your tips are always so helpful.
Would you please consider making a video on melasma. It's so hard to deal with and so many people on this channel would benefit from it.
abirsashee Yes, I've been receiving a lot of requests for this lately X
abirsashee Yes, I second this request! It's so hard to deal with. :(
Thank you, Lisa! I forgot to mention the two problems I encounter with melasma:
1. How to cover so it doesn't look cakey or ashy. 2. Since I have it on my cheekbones I notice that highlighting seems to make it worse even if I conceal it first. Is there a way to highlight to avoid this other than matte highlighters?
abirsashee this is a great tutorial request! Hope you do this one soon Lisa 💕
I'm always in awe when I watch you perform/explain your "magic" because you have a way to explain things that is truly fantastic! I watch lots of tutorials on YT but yours are always the more informative and relaxing ones. I've been a subscriber for many years now and I always learn something interesting and/or new from you. Some people are very judgemental about makeup but I can truly say that your talent and your videos have helped me get through tough times - I'm a cancer survivor. Makeup and skincare - along with my dear family and close friends of course - did help me to regain that part of feminity wich was somewhat denied after all the chemos and surgeries I had. Thank you very much, Lisa! xx
I can't thank you ENOUGH for doing this.. Despite of your busy schedule, you don't forget your UA-cam subscribers. YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! Thank you. 💖✨
20 minutes of Lisa Eldridge goodness, YAAAASSS! I'm so happy that you finally made this video, thank you Lisa!
Il is always a pleasure to watch your videos: a real pro in action with advice that does work! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to post videos xo
***** Youre welcome thanks x
Thank you Liza for this video! I have worn glasses since I was a little girl and it's hard to accept the truth when your learning about makeup that a lot of looks don't work on glasses wearers. I think it's human nature to want to feel pretty like everyone else but the most important thing is to find what works for you and own it!
I know a lot of people struggle with this so I thought it would be a helpful tip, being an optician and a mascara lover...if you find even with curling your lashes they are still touching the frame, often times that can mean you need to have your glasses adjusted. Go to your nearest glasses shop with your makeup applied how you normally wear it on a daily bases and let the optician know what kind of adjustment you're looking for. It's one of the simplest adjustments we can do :) And Lisa you're right, it's all about personality when it comes to wearing makeup with glasses, there's no one look. For me I wear darker frames and have paler skin, so I can get away with wearing more vivid blusher...but then again that's just me, some people try to be minimalist. I personally love a more bold look. Do what you feel is most comfortable :D
Babegirlcass thanks for commenting, so interesting to hear it from an opticians point of view. good advice X
Hi Cassie, do you have any tips for astigmatic people? I'm astigmatic and have a lazier left eye which often gets dry and aches, I find anything more than a bit of eyeliner and BB cream weighs on my eyes and makes them dry. I've almost given up trying different products as they all seem to have the same effect. I also have super long eye lashes so mascara is always a nono for me. I also have trouble getting stuff to match as my eyes are actually slightly different shapes, one is longer and the other wider. Thanks!! x
Where's the poster with you wearing the glasses?
KT Kee If you're talking about me wearing glasses? My sunglasses in the picture are prescription.
No I meant the person who made the video, I've just noticed the thumbnail, I guess that's it.
This is the actual best video on makeup for glasses wearers I've ever seen. I love how she touched on the fact that sometimes the glasses have a magnifying effect on the eyes (mine do) I've never seen someone actually address this. Very well done video and explanation. Thank you! 🤓
THANK you for doing this video, Lisa! I wear Geek chic black-rimmed glasses for an astigmatism and I do often wonder if I'm doing myself any favors with how I apply my eye makeup. You cleared up every question I've ever had about application with glasses--thank you thank you thank you!
I was asking myself why I get so excited when you upload a video and I just realised that it's because you always feature a wide variety of products and you sent the trends instead of follow them. You're just so professional and come off as such a kind person. You genuinely love makeup and that's why I love you. :)
Anyone else see Natalie Portman a bit? They look similar I think...:-) Also, really appreciate your showing us girls with glasses some love & tips!! xoxoxoxo
Thank you so much for this! As a woman who's worn glasses since third grade, this tutorial was so helpful! Especially the bit at the beginning about the foundation. I always wore too much on my nose and it would rub off. Bless you!
This was perfect for me - I'm near sighted in one eye and far sighted in the other! hehe! 0_o
***** I have that problem too, and I see much worse with my far sighted eye than with my near sighted one
It's awful when you take your glasses/lenses off hahaha
Andrea D Yay for confusing eyesight twins!
HowtobeFancy Wow! I imagined this could happen, but I'd never seen anyone with this problem before! haha
Apparently, it's rare for North America (where I'm at) but fairly common in South/Central Americas. Who knew?? ;)
HowtobeFancy
I have absolutely no idea since I'm Croatian haha
Lisa, could you please make a video on how to make makeup last longer? And I'm not talking about the 'mainstream' steps, like using a primer, setting with powder, but some deeper knowledge (that I'm sure you have :)) regarding skin prep, application of the products, etc
Hi, Lisa. This is my 2nd time watching this video. As someone who's been wearing the glasses all my life (and after watching many videos on how to apply makeup for glasses), I have to say that your video is the most professional and considerate for people who wear glasses. It's now just another look but with glasses, you've actually taken into consideration the needs of the people who wear glasses (e.g. longsighted/shortsighted, types of skin, etc.) and all your obvious points, which you mention throughout the video, are to the point and important. These points is what missing from other videos. Anyhow, enough with my ramble. Thank you very much again for what you do and your consideration.
I have been wearing glasses since 1st grade. This video is a LIFE SAVER Lisa, thank you so so much!
This video is going in the vault!!! What a treasure, Lisa! Thanks for giving a very thorough makeup tutorial for BOTH near & far sighted lens wearers...again, thank you!
Seana Garrow glad it was helpful Seana x
Lisa is so considerate. Love all her tips and tricks. It's so useful and insightful.
I've been waiting for this video!! Thank you SO much, Lisa. When I'm doing my makeup in the mornings or whenever I always put your videos on. It's like having a friend or big sister over for girl talk while I'm getting ready. Don't ever stop making your great videos!!
I love your philosophy and perspective...absolutely refreshing on UA-cam. Thank you for all of your videos. I've learned so much.
Simply Perfect. I've been wearing glasses since six years old (I`m turning 38 in about a month) and I practise a lot to recreate the look you made, variating the shades and it's a huge difference. I cannot express how you and this video change me
What I LOVE about Lisa's tutorials is her... speach! No rough slang, no so-called "parasite-words", all she says stays on the topik. And as I'm not a native English speaker, her vids are two-in-one for me - the lesson on make-up and the lesson of English )) Lisa, darling, please, stay the same! ))
Lisa, you are a godsend! I always found putting on make up as a daunting task because I never really thought about what I was doing or what really worked. Watching your videos has improved my skills and I've learned a lot about products and techniques from watching you. So thank you, thank you very much!
You never fail to make wonderful videos, Lisa. I wear glasses every single day and this was exactly what I needed. thank you so much.
This video is over 2 years old and I can remember watching it for the first time when it was uploaded just because it was Lisa and because I was generally just curious, 2 years later I'm watching it because I've just found out I'm near sighted! Getting fitted for my specs this week and the being total makeup lover I am I want to be totally prepared! Seriously love this video Lisa! Xx
This is incredibly helpful! I have extremely bad eyes (-8.50 on my left eye, -7.50 on my right) and my glasses make my normally big eyes look teeny. I have been wanting to wear my glasses more during the daytime to give my eyes a break from contacts, especially during the school year, and will definitely put these tips to good use.
So interesting...I never realized that some glasses make the eyes smaller...Very good tips,the best I´ve seen for glasses!
Yes my friend is very near sighted and her eyes appear much smaller, and another is very far sighted and her glasses are like coke bottles
Thank you so much for filming this video! It's so nice to have tips for both kinds of glasses wearers. I've never been able to find a video for my near-sighted lenses. Thank you so much, love this.
I’m so glad you showed the eye that is light. I am near sighted so my glasses make my eyes look tiny! I love the tips in general too, bc when I try to line my waterline with black, it makes my eyes look ridiculously small. Thank you so much for these tips! 🤓🥰
Great video. Very thorough as usual. Lisa is one of THE MUAs to follow..
Thank you so much for making this video! I've seen so many makeup tutorials for glasses on youtube but I'm super happy to watch your video. I love your tips!
I love how thorough you are without the slightest hint of condescention. Very insightful and well done (as always).
I LOVE! this tutorial! Personally for my eyes I'm going to try the eye opening look. Thanks so much Lisa!
Thank you Lisa. Watched the tutorial last night + couldn't wait to get up & try it. Really useful tips which made me rethink applying my eye makeup. Oh and never worry your tutorials are to long, could watch & listen to you all day.!!! 💋 💋 x
I've worn glasses for years now and seen a lot of tutorials along this line, out of all the videos I've seen this is definitely the most helpful and there is tips that you can pick out of it but I think there isn't an exact way to wear your make up with glasses, what was said at the end of the video I think was the most important; I've recently learnt to not worry about wearing make up to fit my glasses but more to my face, style and personality and your glasses are just an accessory to add to that
I am a big fan of Lisa's tutorials. She really explains everything and uses a wide range of different brands. I think my make-up looks much better.
So happy to hear it, thank you for watching ❤️
Lisa, you're the queen of make up, thank you for this! Absolutely love you & your channel; so so so talented!
My mum just got new glasses today and since she is not that into make up, she told me to look up how to apply make up best when you have glasses... and i opened youtube and saw your video! Perfect, thanks xo
Wow, again i've learned so much! I love watching your videos, because they always make me more aware of issues that doesn't affect me personally. I always have the feeling of a better understanding and empathy afterwards. You do that in a special way, calm, logic, not that typical Blogger type, but even with more value. Thabo you!
I could hear you talk all day. Love your personality and your work. Thanks for the video!! Lots of love from Spain! Xx
This was worth the wait; love it!
I love how you listen to your viewers! Thank you for this 👏🏼😊
This is def. A highly requested video! Glad you covered it. :)
The most informative tutorial for glasses wearer. So glad you finally did this! Thanks for your all your tips, Lisa. Love u lots xx
Lisa, words cannot express how much I admire you. You are a true artist and have revolutionized the way I see and apply make up! Thank you so much, I have learned so much! And I'm an eyeglass wearer, so I will enjoy his video very much!!
Much love from Alabama!
*I remember going to beauty school, we were always taught to use more shadow, or to go more bold with the eye look so they'll stand out more! I believe that works, but of course, depends on different shapes etc! I'm glad you explained all this bc i haven't heard many ppl get in depth with makeup style with glasses!*
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Very useful tips,Lisa! I particularly liked the way you explained both sides. Very educational all around, now maybe I won't get so many dents in the foundation on my nose, Thank you! This is the first time that I've really seen the way darker colors can close up an eye vs lighter colors opening it up. It makes sense when you hear it, but there's nothing clearer than a demonstration... I wish I could put stuff on my waterline (inner rim? What is it called?) without my eyes watering so much that it just washes away, so I could play around with dark and light eyeliners but, sadly, it doesn't seem to be possible for me....
Thank you SOO much! I switch between my glasses and contacts depending on how tired my eyes are, and I always feel like I should be changing how I wear my eye makeup with my glasses. This is fabulous!
This is the best tutorial ever made for glasses wearers. Thank you, Lisa!
Amazing video as always, Lisa! :) Could you also give advice to a person with EXTREAMLY large pores? Skincare tips and makeup tips? I'm only 22 but due to my large pores my skin looks so much older, even if I think I take really good care of my skin! XX
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU, Lisa, for this video! I've worn glasses for years and have asked numerous makeup artists if there's any difference between "normal" makeup, if you will, and makeup for those who wear glasses. Not one of them, until you, have been able to give me a definitive answer. I've asked for a makeup for glasses tutorial from numerous YT MUA's as well. Until you, Lisa, the requests have all fallen on deaf ears. I cannot thank you enough for your time and effort with this video. Thank you for FINALLY putting to rest that the makeup truly doesn't matter. It's the LENSES and what they do to your eye size that matters!
Amazing Lisa! As always, your prove yourself to be a true artist and we are lucky to have you share your expertise. I have learned and continue to learn so much from you. Thank you
Thank you so much for making this video! You always do such wonderfully useful videos. I've used several tips from this video and have received comments about how nice I look or how well put together I look from friends and colleagues. It is amazing what a difference a few little changes can make!
I love your accent ! I can hear you talk for hours and I would never get bored
The best tutorial for glasses wearers on UA-cam, hands down - thanks Lisa! :)
Wonderful video, as usual. Do you think you would ever do a video on how to take care of your hands? I always notice that your hands are fabulous.
Great video. I come back to this over and over and over!!!!
One of the issues I see is similar to what you said about brows.. taking the frame shape and where it fits on your face into consideration. A large cat eye liner, intricate cut crease, etc. can look really strange when cut off or partially hidden by the frames. If you are wearing a smoky eye but the frames cover your browbone it can look like you have dark shadow all over.
Since your actual eyes are really the focus simple looks using colors that bring out your eye color usually look best. You can always punch up your look with a stronger lip. Frames in those colors really help as well, taking into consideration your skin tone.. for example I have warm skin and green eyes so a copper frame is very flattering to my eye color.
I don't wear glasses but I'm always up for learning new tricks for my clients. Watching your videos is like an in depth masterclass every time Lisa!
Thank you so much Lisa ! I’ve watched so many tutorials for glasses but my eyes still seemed so small and as if there was no make up at all - so you really explained why and how to change that! Thank you 🥰
Who are the people dislike her videos ... The videos are an absolute delight.
Great video !!!!! Always makes me happy when I see you have a new video out!!!!!
I wear glasses & I just sat down to do my makeup for work, so the timing couldn't be anymore perfect! Thanks Lisa!
I love you so much Lisa your work is amazing!!! And the fact that you mix up the products makes you even more loveable. you are so authentic each of your videos relaxes me so much!!!!
I always look forward to your videos, you always explain what you're doing so well and it's really easy to follow your instructions. Great to see you continue making videos that address a range issues for women! You've really inspired me to experiment with make up. Looking forward to the next video!
I've been struggling with makeup for glasses, you are my hero!!!!! Big fan of you and your very helpful videos!! Xx
Love this you really explain it well!! Also i feel happy that I'm wearing and doing exactly what you said for a girl that's short sighted!! Love to highlight and that bourjois mascara is one of my faves for volume!!
Thank you So Much! Your explanations are easy to understand and you are specific. You also point out common sense things like using less foundation and many other things that I've never heard or thought of that make so much sense! Thank you again!
Lisa, today I just got new glasses, and what I see today when I open your web? Makeup for Glasses! Wow! That is just wow!!! Thank God for you, Lisa, you are amazing!
Zuzana
Thank you so much! I've been looking for a video as wonderful as this one since getting glasses recently and running into all kinds of issues with my makeup routine.
Great tutorial with such helpful tips and info! Thank you Lisa for address the different types of glasses and eyes.
Lisa, you are such a lovely person. Kind and gracious.
I tried the makeup tip today for farsighted eyes and it worked really well! Thank you for posting this! :)
Back then...This was the first video I saw of Lisa, and, well...now I am addicted!!
Good tutorial, thanks! I wear glasses all day every day, and I find that Laura Gellar's baked foundation, brushed on, works beautifully for me. I use her Spackle Primer, then the foundation which is sheer and creamy and natural, and after blush, etc., I spritz on her setting spray. Works perfectly for me!
you always have unique tips and tricks
Yes! I've been looking for a good tutorial for my glasses for what seems like ever! Your channel is a life saver, thanks Lisa
FINALLY someone has done this video! Thank you I'm subscribing because of this video.
This video was great fun, and you taught me lots of tips that I WILL USE.
Can't wait to see the difference!!
Thank you so much for you wisdom. You are, hands down, my absolute favorite, along with Angie, on "Hot and Flashy."
I love Lisa. She so talented and youthful.
This is such an amazing tutorial! I'm short sighted and I always apply a white liner to my water lines to open my eye so this has reiterated that so thank you haha
Thanks for this, I wear glasses pretty much all the time. Although, I never really thought that there was a need for "glasses makeup". I can see now how these techniques would make a huge difference though. Awesome :)
Your voice is so calming and friendly too, it really helps to calm my anxiety and nerves
Thank you Lisa great video. What a treat two for one! I didnt know which eye to focus on. Very fun!
I would have liked to see the final look with your glasses on
Don't far sighted people generally only wear reading glasses?? I'm curious bc I've spent my whole life being near sighted and having to wear glasses every waking moment to see anything more than 6 inches from my face :(
Jane Doe No
+Jane Doe I was prescribed reading glasses at a very young age (around 7/8 years old). Then, around the age of 13/14, I was told to wear them full time. So I am one of these few that is farsighted that wears glasses (contacts) all day, every day.
EDIT: I have never met anyone like me!
I'm farsighted, and I need to wear glasses full-time or I will get really bad headaches. Mostly because I have a lazy eye that I can see anything out of
I'm farsighted and have both everyday glasses and reading glasses, well actually they're bifocals but it counts
I'm both... I can't see far or close.... I didn't get my glasses yet, I think I'm going to get them today
Fabulous tutorial Lisa! Always so informative 💗 hope you're well lovely xxxx